Darren White

A case study on the expectations, costs and practicalities of implementing a Smart Building solution

Content• What are Smart Buildings?

• Owners and FM Responsibilities

• Making a Building Smart

• Case Study: Touch Points of Ideal Solution

• Case Study: Technology Architecture

• Case Study: Value Assessment

• Digital Transformation Strategy

• Recommendations

• Identify the Installed Device

What are Smart Buildings?

Physical Twin

Comfort & Health Secure Efficient Productive Safe

Owners & FM Responsibilities

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Data acquisition

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Integrate

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Making a Building Smart

Comfort & Health Secure Efficient Productive Safe

Pre-register

Navigate

Reg plate scan Assign parking bay

Auto access

Facial recognition

Induction

Host notification

Flood sensing

Dispenser replenishment

Client feedback

FM Call log

Auto Food ordering

Proximity marketing

Coffee machine stock levels

Emergency evacuationAuto projector provision

Noise sense

Motion sense

Environment

Navigate

Navigate Navigate

Space planning

Objective: Establish a comprehensive connected Smart AM/FM installation to experiment with and demonstrate our Maintenance 4.0 capabilities.

Case Study: Touch Points of Ideal Solution

Case Study: Touch Points of Ideal Solution - Mind Map

IIoT

Platform

Smart Water

Meter

Temp/

Control

HVACWater Supply

Temp/

Hum/CO2

Door

Contact

Motion Light

Boardrooms

Visitor’s

Gate

Reception

Battery

Gate Motor

Fuel

LevelOn/Off Battery

Generator

Vibration

Lift

Power

Distribution

Board

Temp Flood Contact

Server

Camera

Case Study: Technology Architecture – Original Scope

IIoT

Platform

Smart Water

Meter

Water Supply

Temp/

Hum/CO2

Door

Contact

Motion Light

Boardrooms

Visitor’s

Gate

Reception

On/Off Battery

Generator

Power

Distribution

Board

Temp Flood

Server

Sign-inTemp

Case Study: Technology Architecture – Phase 1

Case Study: Implemented Technology

Case Study: Real-time Dashboard – Water and Electricity

Unusual Usage

Case Study: Analytics Dashboard – Water

Case Study: Analytics Dashboard – Electricity

Case Study: Real-time Dashboard – Ground Floor

Case Study: Analytics Dashboard – Ground Floor

Case Study: Analytics Dashboard – Ground Floor

Case Study: Real-time Dashboard – Server Room

Case Study: Analytics Dashboard – Server Room

Comfort & Health

Safety & Security

Efficiency

Productivity

Temp/Humidity

CO2

Volatile Organic Compound (VOC)

Visitor’s gate

Visitor sign-in

Electrical energy usage

Water usage

Motion for room availability

Outlook integration - space planning

Branding - lighting box

Technology Valuable Action?

Lighting

Generator battery charge state

Lighting & Motion

Valuable Insight?

Generator fuel level

Cost-effective? Overall beneficial?

Case Study: Value Assessment

Other process transformations

Skills development / sourcing; Change management

Technology availability / maturity / cost

Clear understanding of gap / requirement

Process & Content

People

Technology

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Do we understand the problem, context and planned solution well enough?

Value• Stay in business• Statutory compliance• Optimisation (P, C, R)• Time to impact

Priority

2How urgent is it to transform / replace this business process / function? Ex. how quickly will my competition start using this to outperform me?

Which other processes must be digitalised first before transforming this one?

Technology that must be available at the right maturity and cost in the preferred platform.

Skills availability to implement, support and use the technology. Change management plan in place?

Digital Transformation Strategy

Digital Transformation Strategy – Form Example

Recommendations

• Understand your requirements

• Maintain alignment with all key players

• Ensure sufficient value will be gained

• Select mature, easy maintainable and agnostic technology

• Device management flexibility

• Continuous monitoring might not always be the solution

• Implement a flexible and interoperable IoT solution – plug ‘n play

• Integrate into existing systems if available

“Don’t get disrupted by technology!”

Identify the Installed Device

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